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sanslartigue 
Love it!
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Chippendale!
That’s it!
Yay I remember when it was built and the controversy around it. I have always loved it.
That brings to mind the controversy in San Francisco over the shrouded figures on the ledge Philip Johnson’s building at 580 California Street. Do you know if they are still there? “The Corporate Goddesses” by Muriel Castanis. I remember it being an entertaining debate in 1982 when I lived there.
nice seen